Your fan needs to run continually, so don't turn it off or unplug it. We recommend you check your U-tube once a month to ensure that the fan is working properly. After that, re-test every at least every 2 years to ensure safe levels.
How do I know if my radon fan is working?
The quick and dirty way to see if a radon mitigation fan is running is to take a peek at the radon pipe in the basement. If it's an active system, there should be a monitoring tube installed. This tube gets filled with a liquid which gets offset by the suction created by a fan.Sep 12, 2017
How long do radon fans work?
five years
Does a radon fan make noise?
Radon Fans Wear Out Over Time: Don't wait to replace it But sometimes you might hear it making noise. The fan's bearings that help to lubricate the motion and reduce the noise start to go bad. This is mainly due to standard wear and tear that happens because the radon mitigation fan runs all the time.
Do radon fans run all the time?
Ensuring Proper Performance of Your Radon Mitigation Fan Radon system fans are constantly running to ensure that your home stays safe. Due to its constant work, fans may need to be replaced after five years or more, but it is a simple process for an experienced radon contractor.
How long does a radon system run?
As a result most duct piping, providing proper installation by a skilled contractor, can last more than 50 years. Often the piping even lasts 70 years or more.Sep 5, 2019
How do I stop my radon fan from making noise?
To reduce sub-membrane noise, downsize the pipe under the membrane to a 2" pipe which can move up to 50 cfm or a 1.5 inch pipe that can move up to 35 cfm of air. ROUTING NEW CONSTRUCTION PIPING: The air moving through a radon pipe has enough noise to be carried through drywall.